We're getting into the 1930s now - the sound era and the start of the Golden Age. Here's some recommendations.

The Divorcee - Norma Shearer won best actress for this performance of a sophisticated woman. She evens the score after her husband has a brief affair, and as this is pre-Hays code, she isn't punished for it.

Hell's Angels - produced by Howard Hughes, is worth watching for the dogfighting stunts alone. 4 people died filming them.

Holiday - Inferior to the later Hepburn/Grant remake, but still a solid rendition of the play.

L'age d'Or - Luis Buñuel's surrealist showcase

Animal Crackers - the Marx brothers, it's still funny